The University of Louisville Collegiate Chorale

The University of Louisville Collegiate Chorale

Conducted by Dr. Kent Hatteberg, the Collegiate Chorale is the premiere choral ensemble at the University of Louisville. The Chorale performs primarily unaccompanied repertoire and is known to commission works by Lithuanian composers Vytautas Miškinis and Vaclovas Augustinas. The Chorale enjoyed rising popularity in the late 1990s and now performs regularly at national choral events around the United States with a astoundingly large following.

Events

* [ACDA National Convention Oklahoma City, OK 2008
* American Choral Directors Association National ConventionLos Angeles, California 2005
* American Orff-Schulwek National ConventionLouisville, Kentucky 2003
* National MENC ConventionNashville, Tennessee 2002
* Kentucky Music Educators Association State ConferenceLouisville, Kentucky 2002
* Inauguration of George W. BushWashington D.C. 2001
* ”Together We Singcelebration, American Choral Directors Association National ConventionSan Antonio, Texas 2001
* American Choral Directors Association Southern Division ConventionOrlando, Florida 2000
* Kentucky Music Educators Association State ConferenceLouisville, Kentucky 1998

Major Works

The Collegiate Chorale has become well-known in the region for performing various major works with the Louisville Orchestra and the Choral Arts Society, including the world premiere of Felix Mendelssohns Gloria in November 1997.

* Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Die Zauberflöte - September 2007
* Ralph Vaughan Williams' Toward the Unknown Region - March 2007
* John Adams' Harmonium - March 2007
* Howard Shore's Lord of the Rings Symphony - January 2007
* Mozarts Requiem - January 2007
* Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream - October 2006
* Gounod's Mors et Vita - September 2006
* Poulencs GloriaMarch 2006
* Beethovens Symphony No. 9March 2006
* Schuberts Mass in CJanuary 2006
* Mozarts Vesperae Solennes de ConfessoreOctober 2005
* Verdis Quattro pezzi sacriOctober 2005
* Orffs Carmina BuranaFebruary 2005
* Mozarts Coronation MassJanuary 2005
* Verdis RequiemMarch 2004
* Vaughan WilliamsSea SymphonyFebruary 2004
* Brahmss SchicksalsliedFebruary 2004
* Brittens War RequiemMarch 2003
* Beethovens Symphony No. 9May 2002
* Kodálys Budavari Te DeumMarch 2002
* Poulencs Stabat Mater - March 2002

ee also

* The University of Louisville Cardinal Singers
* American Choral Directors Association

External links

* [http://www.louisville.edu/music/ University of Louisville School of Music]
* [http://www.KMEA.org Kentucky Music Educators Association]
* [http://www.ACDAonline.org American Choral Directors Association]


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